Missing Moments
For Mark Esper photography is a means to capture "missing moments, be they beautiful or seen from a usual perspective".
Respect For The Subject
Manfredi Pantanella (Italy), photojournalist: "Nowadays, technical skills are not central, the most important issue is what you want to use it for."
Catalyst For Change
Greta Rybus is a photojournalist and portrait photographer from the USA. For her photography means adventure and to witness reality.
Fresh Mind
Rony Zakaria is a photojournalist from Indonesia. He approaches his projects with a fresh mind and open eyes for what is happening in front of him.
Collaborating With The Unknown
John Francis Peters is a documentary photographer from the USA. In his work he's exploring environments in transition, like China.
Let The Pictures Come To You
Matt Black is a documentary photographer from the USA focusing on exploring the changing human relationship to land, food, and farming.
The Confession Of A Shark
For his underwater photography project "The Confession Of A Shark", Emilio Barillaro chose an unconventional setting: the sea.
Photographic Haikus
In this interview photographer Andres Gonzalez explains his passion to push the boundaries of photography and why his images resemble photographic haikus.
Stories And Emotions
Natia Rekhviashvili (Georgia), contemporary photographer: "Photography is serious work, and also art. It is a great way to tell a story."
Visual Vocabulary
Jo Straube, photojournalist from Norway: "What I love most about photography is that I meet people in places I would never go if I was not a photographer."
Giving A Sense To Reality
Elena Perlino (Italy), photojournalist: "Photography means to give a sense to reality. It's impressive the amount of different levels that are involved."
Interacting With People
Marc Shoul (South Africa), photojournalist: "I'm so blessed to be a picture junkie. It's my breakfast, lunch, dinner, tea, and my favourite snack."
Loneliness And Mystery
Yurian Quintanas Nobel (Spain), photojournalist: "I establish contact with the people I photograph and let some time pass for them to forget the camera."
Talent. Passion. Experience.
Albertina d'Urso (Italy), photojournalist: "I'm never looking for things I already saw. Instead I try to show the things the way I'm feeling them."